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So I had an issue with innerjoin. When joining two DataFrames where the columns specified in on= :c1 => :c2 have different datatypes but the same values(one is a string and the other is of type Int64), the result is always an empty DataFrame. It took me a while until I figured it out.
Is it possible to build in a Warning or an Error when joining on Columns with different DataTypes?
Example:
We cannot add this warning, since it if quite common to have columns of element type Any, which can store anything. Unfortunately, from Julia's perspective number 1 and string "1" are just two different values.
So I had an issue with innerjoin. When joining two DataFrames where the columns specified in on= :c1 => :c2 have different datatypes but the same values(one is a string and the other is of type Int64), the result is always an empty DataFrame. It took me a while until I figured it out.
Is it possible to build in a Warning or an Error when joining on Columns with different DataTypes?
Example:
Thank you in advance!
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